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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 29, 1904

India

By Mrs. W. O. James

SIMLA.—The Lord is blessing the work here in Simla. Day by day we can see his guiding hand in all that concerns us. We can also see that a power goes with his word which carries conviction to the honest in heart, and causes them to see their need of a closer walk with God.

Since our last report, three have numbered themselves with those who are keeping the commandments of God. One of those mentioned in my last report has been working for the Lord, and telling this precious truth to her friends; and as a result, another honest heart has begun keeping the Sabbath,

and is rejoicing in the truth. Each week she attends the Bible study, and her countenance reveals how precious this message is to her.

Another, after receiving the light on the Sabbath question, says, “I thank God for the light; let us kneel and thank him together.”

Mr. James has been having a good experience in his work, and we hope to see many brought to a knowledge of the truth through the printed page.

Altogether, two hundred and seventy-six subscriptions have been taken here for the paper, and we know the Lord can cause these silent messengers to do a great work for him, even though we may never see any results.

Recently while canvassing, Mr. James met another Sabbath-keeper who really thought that she was the only one in Simla. She seems very zealous in the truth, and was delighted to find others in the same faith.

MRS. W. O. JAMES.